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Learn more about STEM concepts through weekly articles written by our talented high school Blog Writers! Concepts range from biotechnology to food science and are targeted towards students in elementary, middle, and high school! Learn about what data collection is and its effect on you, what our post-pandemic future could look like, how STEM (and you!) can help save our planet, and countless other fascinating STEM topics. Our blog writers are passionate about these topics, and their number one priority when writing articles is to inspire the youth generation, like you to delve deeper into the world of STEM!
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Solidifying STEM, One Onboarding At A Time
This article features Yosan Bereket (Grade 12) from the Website Design Team. They work on redesigning and organizing sections of the STEMpathize website, as well as working on weekly projects. Each week, “the interns get assigned a role each week like leading a project or they get assigned a section of the site to fix." Yosan likes their team director, who asks them weekly icebreaker questions to get to know the interns. Additionally, Yosan enjoys how they work with people th
Sara Mohsin
Nov 142 min read
A Deep-Dive Into STEMpathize’s Outreach Team
An important part of STEMpathize’s mission is spreading accessible STEM learning opportunities, opening doors for students and organizations to take their first steps into STEM fields. At the front of that endeavor is Roma Singh, the Outreach Team Lead, who guides her team of interns in expanding STEMpathize’s reach and strengthening its partnerships. “As the Outreach Team Lead, I guide my interns in connecting STEMpathize with schools, organizations, and students who can be
Andrea Koo
Nov 143 min read
Creativity Meets STEM: A Glimpse Into the STEM Kit Team
We at STEMpathize have a passion for connecting the crossroads that lie between creativity and STEM education, and sharing that with our audience. The STEM Kit Team is an important piece in this process, creating hands-on projects that build on fundamental STEM-based topics to create accessible learning opportunities for students in the community. Among the innovative members of this team is Edwin Mu, a senior at Los Altos High School (LAHS) and the founder of the LAHS STEMp
Amala James
Nov 142 min read
Behind the Screens: An Inside Look Into STEMpathize’s Social Media Team
When scrolling through Instagram or TikTok, it’s easy to overlook science content, but the STEMpathize Social Media Team aims to change that. Their team's mission is simple yet lucrative: make STEM content engaging, accessible, and understandable for students. One intern helping bring this mission to life is Eklavya Gahlot, a junior from Old Bridge, New Jersey. Eklavya attends the Marine Academy of Science and Technology (MAST), and hopes to pursue a future career in immune
Dayah Sokolov
Nov 142 min read
Teen Skincare: Fab or Fad?
Audience: Middle School and High School Students Popular teenage skincare brand the Ordinary, showcases their popular products used by many teens. Photo by Getty Images from Unsplash Skincare is the latest trend that has tweens and teens on a chokehold. One of the most sought-after items on Christmas wishlists is skincare. Popular brands like The Ordinary, Glow Recipe, and Drunk Elephant from stores like Target, Ulta, and Sephora are experiencing skyrocketing sales, due to
Sara Mohsin
Oct 294 min read
The Disappearing Rainforests of the Sea
Audience: Middle and High School Students Despite the fact that coral reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean floor, they support about...
Dayah Sokolov
Oct 34 min read
The Soundtrack to Success: How Music Shapes Your Study Flow
Audience: Middle and High School Students Nearly 60% of students say they listen to music while studying to improve focus and...
Amala James
Oct 35 min read
Tracked, Hacked, and Attacked: How to Stay Safe in the Digital World
Audience: Middle School and High School Students With lack of proper security, your devices are an open door, and hackers are already...
Sara Mohsin
Oct 35 min read
The Doom Behind Scrolling
There’s a widespread epidemic of doomscrolling and brainrotting. What’s causing it? Photo by Borna Hržina from Unsplash . You’ve done it...
Andrea Koo
Sep 205 min read
Mind Over Medicine: The Power of the Placebo Effect
Audience: Elementary and Middle School Students “The power of suggestion is real. If you believe something will help, your body often...
Amala James
Sep 15 min read
Mystery of Magnetism
Audience: Middle and High School Students The world really does run on an invisible force, because Earth itself is a giant magnet! Photo...
Dayah Sokolov
Aug 124 min read
STEM & Sweat: The Data-Driven Guide to At-Home Health
Audience: High School Students Staying active starts with small steps and showing up for yourself. Photo by Bruno Nascimento from...
Sara Mohsin
Jul 225 min read
The Sparkling Secrets behind Nature's Glow
Audience: Middle and High School Students Did you know about 76% of deep-sea creatures are bioluminescent? Photo by Luna Wang from...
Dayah Sokolov
Jul 35 min read
Uh Oh.. Is That Blood?
Audience: Middle and High School Students These red and white blood cells are among the components of your blood that flow through your...
Andrea Koo
Jun 175 min read
Painfully Aware: Decoding Pain Perception
Audience: Middle and High School Students What hurts isn’t always damaged—pain is the brain’s protective prediction, not just a...
Amala James
May 237 min read
The Future Is STEM: Careers That Inspire Us
In this collaboration between The Stemistry Project (TSP) Marketing Team and the STEMpathize Blog Team, interns share the future STEM...
stempowerca
May 147 min read
Buzzing Towards Extinction
Audience: Middle and High School Students A staggering 30% of bee species worldwide are currently at risk of extinction, primarily due...
Dayah Sokolov
May 115 min read
Exoplanets: Not a Small World After All
Audience: Middle School Students Did you know? To date, more than 5,000 exoplanets are confirmed to exist. Photo by NASA Hubble Space...
Nithya Karambakkam
May 35 min read
Synesthesia - When Senses Mix
Audience: Middle and High School Students ‘ “And I see colors when I hear your voice,” - “Synesthesia,” a song by Andrew Mcmahon. Image...
Amala James
Apr 235 min read
The Adventure of Your Food: Science Behind Digestion
Audience: Elementary and Middle School Students A delicious meal you might share with your friends and family. But have you ever wondered...
Andrea Koo
Apr 54 min read
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